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D. I speak both Japanese and English and I have learned more about it throughout my life. I would say that I know English and Japanese equally.

E. On the weekdays, I eat rice with meat, toast, or sometimes something that I can think of. On weekends, my mom sometimes makes ramen, sushi rolls, or pancakes.

F. They neighborhood I grew up in was in Manhattan. A lot of cars, a lot of different noises. That is all I can remember.

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D. I speak both Chinese and English and I’ve kept on learning both languages throughout my life. I’ve kept some of my vocabulary and phrases that I’ve learned from my parents or other people, as well as other traditional chinese sayings for good luck and holiday celebrations.

E. A typical meal during the week would be quite uniform, until as of recently. We would usually have rice and separate plates of vegetables or proteins for dinner, but in recent years we’ve begun to incorporate salads, sandwiches, and congee into our daily meals. I prefer this change since eating rice for every meal gets boring and malnutritious.

F. The neighborhood I grew up in was really quaint. There were trees that dotted the area that rustled when the breeze came by, and the people there were especially sweet. I would always greet the people I’ve known for years and watch them bring bags of groceries home or take their family out to the park. There was a corner you could turn into a small assortment of shops, several of them closed, but that didn’t matter much. There was always a deli that I’ve only stepped foot into a few months ago, when it’s been there all of my life. The neighborhood was always cheery and occasionally there would be festivals or a carnival that attracted a fair amount of residents.

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A. My parents are both from China, and they did have to overcome some language barriers when emigrating to America. My dad is actually a social worker, he works in a company that provides assistance to those who aren’t able to properly communicate to organize specific matters such as SNAP cards and health insurance.

B. The house I grew up in is still the one I’m staying in right now, it’s a fairly small apartment, on the fourteenth floor. Sometimes I would feel cramped, but I’ve gotten quite used to the look of my apartment so its not really a bother. I would usually smell my father’s cooking on weekday nights, and the sound of my sibling playing music in his room.

C. When I looked outside, I would see the bright sun and the leaves rustling in the trees. There would be a church across from where I live and people lining up there, possibly for prayer. There would be cars trailing off into the distance, and tall street lights not illuminated. There would be a breeze amidst the atmosphere, some people dancing or someone selling shaved ice around the corner. But now, all I see is a barren street, road unpaved, and only every now and then would I be able to witness a car pass by.

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“Hi Boot”

This saying reminds me of my childhood because my grandpa used to always call my mom “Boot.” I've never really asked them why they called my mom “Boot,” but I guess she loved boots. Also the saying “Shotty” my grandpa would always call me “Shotty” mostly of the child's life. All of my grandparents always called me “Shotty” which is funny to me because I’m tall.

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A typical meal for me would be a side of salad with spaghetti and vegetables. Hold the meat in the spaghetti because I no longer eat meat.

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Where I grew up there was lots of traffic and buildings. You would often go shopping most of the time for fashionable clothes. Or on saturday nights you would go out to eat with your family and friends.

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D. Some things that stuck with me from when i was young were the languages i spoke, there was Cantonese, and English, there is one more but i dont know how to spell it and there isn't anything online. The phrase that stuck with me was, "did you eat yet", my grandma used to always ask me if i was hungry and what i wanted to eat, or if i ate yet.
E.  Breakfast would be cereal, lunch would be school lunch, and dinner would be meat, vegetables, rice and soup.
F.  The  neighborhood i grew up in was very calm and peaceful. it was a street with many other houses and stores. I still live on the same block, just a different house.

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My mom and dad are from New York City. The main part that I grew up in was Manhattan. My mom and dad grew up in the Bronx mainly. They also both went to High school together.
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The sounds that I had heard in my apartment was either my mom cooking food or my dad coming home from work.

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The things that I would usually hear would be either my grandpa or grandma coming to my apartment to see use. We would mostly go out to eat or go on vacation when they come.

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1. What phrases, sayings or languages stick with you from your childhood?
Our family speaks Mandarin mostly in our house but me and my sister usually speak English.
2. What would a typical meal during the week look like for you? Ex. What was in your school lunch or dinner on a Tuesday night?
Rice. Meat, Vegetables, etc.
3. What was the neighborhood like that you grew up in?
A neighborhood in Manhattan, we had to move multiple times but we finally managed to move into a permanent place.

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A) My parents are both from Fuzhou (Chang Le) and they met by being introduced by a friend. My dad came to America at age 27 and my mom came to America at age 24.
B) I grew up in a house in Manhattan and every morning i would hear my grandma watching the news and birds chirping. My apartment was made out of brick with two red doors. I remember running home from afterschool every evening.
C) When i stepped outside of my apartment main door, i would hear people talking, cars driving, traffic and street guards’ blowing their whistles. I would also hear kids racing down the street into the corner deli. I would often see my friends and classmates because many people live on that street. Now that i moved to Queens, once i walk out of the door, i barely hear anything because i leave my house at 7 in the morning and people aren’t going to work yet. But i would see a lot of cars parked on the streets.

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A) Growing up, I always heard good things about police officers. Even now, I still believe that police officers' role is to protect and help people in our city. I remember when I was in elementary school in Hong Kong, my class visited a police museum where they taught us about how to safely cross the streets. The kids would ride tricycles in part of the museum and there were mini traffic lights. I learned that police officers wanted to help us.

I was pulled over once by a police when I was in college. I was driving back to school at 7am. It was a 4-hour drive, and I wanted to get back to school as quickly as possible. I was driving at 80 miles per hour when the speed limit was 65 mph. A police officer pulled me over and gave me a speeding ticket because I was wrong. It was a pretty calm encounter. He didn't draw a gun. I went on my way with the $200 speeding ticket in 10 minutes.

b) My experience was VERY different than that of the video. My parents never gave me the talk. They taught me that police officers were trust worthy. I think my experience was very different because my parents also never had negative experience with the police. It breaks my heart so many black families had such negative experiences with the police that they have to teach their kids to hold their hand up.

c) I think police brutality is so difficult to discuss because people's experiences with the police is so different. Most people (White and Asian) had mostly positive experiences with police. They don't see or hear what others are going through. If I didn't watch these videos or articles, I wouldn't know that Black people's negative experiences with polices was so common.

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1) Watch Youtube video: "Black parents Explain how to deal with police"  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coryt8IZ-DE

2) Watch Second video "Tetrina Blalock on police brutality"  https://youtu.be/RUIa-fyn7mA

Answer:

a) What did your parents teach you about police? You can share a positive or negative or neutral encounter or experience with the police.

b) Was your experience with the police similar to that of the videos?

c) Why do you think that it was similar or different? Why do you think the Black parents taught their kids that?

d) Why is "police brutality" a difficult topic to discuss? Anything else you might want to end.

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Implicit Bias is basically attitudes that affects the understanding, actions, and decisions. It can also be stereotypes.

Implicit Bias leads to racism because they judge people by their look and what their race has done before in the past. Basically judging a book by its cover.

Opinions or it changes how the brain is thinking.

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1.an implicit bias is the unconscious attribution of particular qualities to a member of a certain social group. Implicit stereotypes are shaped by experience and based on learned associations between particular qualities and social categories, including race and/or gender.
2.  implicit bias could lead to discrimination, because when you see someone have a different skin color as you, you may not want to talk to them , because you think they are different.
3. when you think of peanut butter, 99% you are going to jelly after, for example when you think of black people, you will think of George Floyd.
4. i go to third grade when it is the last week that time i just come to America, so i don't even know a thing and they is a free time which you could play stuff with your friend because it is the last week, but no one want to play with me because i am a new student

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My mom and dad are from china, and now live in New York City, they both like spicy food.
2.the house i grew up have being change for 3 time, first, when i live in china i live with my grandma, the house have 4 floors and it is super big, when i am going to move i go live with my mother the house is still big, when i move to America the house become much smaller than the two house i am live when i am in china.
3. before when i am in china, when i stepped out i see people and some houses and now when i stepped out i see stair and people walking.

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1. Implicit bias is when a stereotype of something like race affects our actions even if we don't realize we are doing it.

2. Implicit bias can lead to discrimination because sometimes you might see someone of a certain skin color and not want to talk to them because you think that they might be a bad influence on you.

3. If you think of peanut butter, there is a high chance you will think of jelly after, which is like when you think of something like math and you might think of Asians, because of the stereotype that all Asians are smart.

4. One time I was at a tutoring thing and I didn't know what I was doing and it probably was obvious so this dude turned to me and asked me why I was struggling because I am Asian and "I should be smart."

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•What is implicit bias?

Implicit bias is basically, when people unconsciously hold attitudes toward others, or associate stereotypes with them. This also refers to the attitudes, or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner. Implicit biases are pervasive. Everyone possesses them, even people with avowed commitments to impartiality, such as judges. We generally tend to hold implicit biases that favor our own ingroup, though research has shown that we can still hold implicit biases against our ingroup. Implicit biases are malleable. Our brains are incredibly complex, and the implicit associations that we have formed can be gradually unlearned through a variety of debiasing techniques. An example of implicit bias is, we often harbor negative stereotypes about others without consciously realizing that we do so. Another example of implicit bias is, when a person treats a black person disrespectfully, however, treats a white person with a whole lot more respect, that person had done an act of not only doing something that is an implicit bias, but also, something racist.

•How does implicit bias lead to discrimination like racism?

Implicit bias can lead to discrimination, like racism, by, accidentally saying something hurtful to another, without even knowing you did so. You can also, judge someone, or a group that causes racism, without even acknowledging it. In fact, implicit bias can occur, when someone supports discrimination, and holds negative associations. This can all be from a mind set, and you could be clueless about your choice of words, but your mind may not be controllable, or, uncontrollable, and you will be able to say words, that you don’t expect, to come out of your mouth. Generally speaking, what you say, may not be thought out throughly yet, and you can just say something, “say something, without thinking twice”.

•What do implicit bias or racism have to do with peanut butter and jelly?

What implicit bias, or racism has to do with peanut butter, and jelly is, peanut butter, and jelly is like associations together, and also like, how assumptions are made up. As a matter of fact, peanut butter, and jelly, is an example, or a way to express, and show implicit bias, or racism. Also, when people think of either, peanut butter, or jelly, they will likely think of the opposite, the other side, or each other, to put together, just like situations, of implicit bias. For example, you can think of jelly, but immediately, you will think of, and get reminded of, peanut butter, because they are a pair, and they are together. It is like the way, on how people associate black men with, or and violence.

•What’s an example of implicit bias that you have experienced, witnessed, or heard about?

An example of implicit bias, that I have experienced, witnessed, or heard about, before is, when, there was a time, once, people were treated poorly, and differently, whether they were different cultured, or different skin colored, others still mistreated them. Even though, this was in the far past, many, still tend to do this, and it’s honestly wrong, and just not okay. I have seen this happen myself plenty, variety, and several of times. This should be stopped, and the reason why our world is becoming such a terrible place, is because of this. This is one of the reasons why, our world is becoming horrible, and this act, and situation must be stopped. Or else, we may all face terrifying consequences. There are definitely more, of other examples of implicit bias, that I have experienced, witnessed, or heard about. But, they are all as bad as the ones I have explained, and told. We can’t change the past of what we have caused, of so much damage, but we can certainly change our future, into a better place, to live in.

A. Could you tell me a little about your mom and dad and where they were from? (Even if they are from NYC. Tell us more)
Both my parents, my mom, and my dad, were, and are from China. They have been to many places, before I was born, but soon after enough, they moved to America, and stayed here. Although, we do travel to places, go to places, and visit places. Also, we even go back to visit our family members, whether they are in New York City, or not. We still visit them, of course.

B. What did the house you grew up in sound and look like?
I don’t really how remember the house I grew up in, sounded like, or looked like, because I’ve been raised, by many family members, and I’ve been raised in many places, and house, and even mansions.

c. What did you see/hear when you stepped out of your front door? (For your childhood home and now)
What I saw, and heard, when I stepped out of my front door, during my childhood home was, I saw houses, trees, and many others across. Now, I can see houses, trees, and etc., too!

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Implicit bias is an unconsciously held set of associations about a particular group. Racism is prejudice against individuals from a specific racial group and can be either explicit or implicit. Implicit bias can lead to implicitly racist behavior, like when a teacher disciplines black children more harshly than white children, but many individuals harbor implicit biases without ever displaying overt racism.
Implicit bias occurs when someone consciously rejects stereotypes and supports anti-discrimination efforts but also holds negative associations in a persons mind unconsciously.
peanut butter and jelly is like a example of implicit bias is when you give a example of something you think of something else like peanut butter and jelly.
i haven't experienced implicit bias before but here are some examples of implicit bias

Resumes with ethnic sounding names pushed down in the selection for interviews.

Asian candidates given priority positions requiring math and science.

Women more frequently interrupted in business meetings.

my mom and dad are from china and then moved to America.
i don't exactly remember the house i lived in as a kid but i think it was somewhat loud and there were two floors i don't remember in the old house but in the one I'm currently in i see stairs and tree's

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Implicit bias is stereotypes that pop right into your mind when you think about a certain person, race, or culture.
They could judge a person's actions based on their skin color even though they hadn't done that action
implicit bias is related to peanut butter and jelly because when people think of peanut butter on a sandwich, there is usually jelly with it so it reminds them of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich when they think of peanut butter in bread.
Like probably racial stereotypes like, when asian people are bad drivers, or like black people are robbers, or those such stereotypes

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•What is implicit bias?

Implicit bias is the attitudes or stereotypes that affect people's understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner to a social group.

•How does implicit bias lead to discrimination like racism?

Implicit bias leads to discrimination like racism because someone could judge another person or group of people without knowing.

•What do implicit bias or racism have to do with peanut butter and jelly?

Implicit bias or racism have to do with peanut butter and jelly because many people think of peanut butter and jelly together unconsciously. It's like how the same way many people associate black men with violence.

•What’s an example of implicit bias that you have experienced, witnessed or heard about?

I don’t recall experiencing implicit bias.

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1. Both of my parents were from Fuzhou, China. One was raised in an urban area while the other was raised in a suburban area. Once my mom and dad got married, they gave birth to me. After that my dad went back to the United States to continue his work there. 4 years later when I turned 4, my mom and I immigrated to the United States with the help of my dad because he was already a U.S. citizen. There my dad wanted my mom and I to immigrate to the U.S. in search for a better life, school, and also reconnecting with my other family members that were living in the U.S.

2. The house I grew up with my first 4 years of life was in China. It was a big apartment. It sounded like there were lots of cars passing by, and there were birds chirping. The apartment was part of a project and so it had a big community. The house I grew up when I immigrated to the U.S. was smaller than the apartment I was in the U.S. It had 3 bedrooms and sounded much louder than China. There were more cars on the streets and it was more urban in a way.

3. What I saw at my childhood home when I walked out of my front door was a pavement that led to a little park. Then there were security that guarded the entrance to the apartment. There were 3-4 apartments in this community and they were all guarded by security guards and one gate. What I saw at the home I am in right now was that there was a school nearby.

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1. Implicit Bias is described as when we have attitudes towards people or associate stereotypes with them without our conscious knowledge.
2. Implicit Bias leads to discrimination like racism because we would easily judge people differently because of our implicit bias and that we would even treat others differently without us even knowing.
3. Implicit Bias has to do with peanut butter and jelly because some might think about peanut and some might think about jelly. However, what we need to know is that they are meant to be together and others might not even realize that.
4. Not sure.

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1. Implicit bias refers to the attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner.
2. Implicit bias has lead to discrimination like racism because you don't see everyone in the same skin, and because of stereotypes.
3. Some people think that because you are black, you are a thief or a thug. But those are the stereotypes of racism.
4. I have seen a woman get assaulted, and because the woman did not see who assaulted her, she just assumed that it was a black male.

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1. Implicit bias describes when we have attitudes towards people or associate stereotypes with them without our conscious knowledge.
2. Implicit bias also affects how people act with people of another race. In spite of their conscious feelings, people with high levels of implicit racial bias show less warmth and welcoming behavior toward other people. They will sit further away, and their facial expressions will be cold and withdrawn.
3. Implicit bias is similar to peanut butter and jelly, because people know that they are meant to be together, and that is the first thing that come to your mind, and you don't really have to think about it.
4. I believe I have experienced it, but I don't really remember...

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My mom and dad are from China, and we moved to America. The house I grew up in was pretty loud and if you walked out of the door, you would see some stairs.

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• An implicit bias is the underlying judgement everyone has. It can apply to many scenarios, and everyone has an implicit bias based on how they were raised to view the world. Many are not aware that they are implicitly biased, because it is a subconscious reflex.

• Implicit bias leads to discrimination like racism, because people have been taught to think a certain way about someone’s race. This country was founded by white men, so the idea that whites were superior had floated around for centuries. Though there is a drastic change nowadays than before, people might be inclined to listen to a white person more than a black, or Hispanic. This can happen without ill intention, and your mind can involuntarily discriminate against another race. Because so much of this nation is wired to think a certain way, it can place the odds against another minority group.

• Implicit bias and racism have to do with peanut butter and jelly because it displays the same concept. Everybody is familiar with the sandwich pair peanut butter and jelly. They go hand in hand. And depending on how you were raised, racism and traits would go hand in hand with you. Some examples in the video were about how black people were considered like thugs, or dangerous, and how disabled people were considered weak. Racism is like one of the subheadings, because the peanut butter and jelly idea apply to all types of discrimination. It links one subject to an idea that has been familiarized in the mind of another.

• Since implicit bias can be difficult to tell apart, there are not a lot of stories about them for me, though I’m certain that I have been biased a large amount of times. One memory that I can recall was when I went to a family friends birthday party. One of their relatives [probably distant] had down syndrome. The girl was probably in her late teens, but they spoke to her like she was a baby. I don't know how down syndrome works and I’m just speaking from my point of view, but they coddled her in a patronizing way. She seemed to understand them just fine, though she didn't speak much. Any adult that spoke to her would turn on a baby voice and speak to her like she was two years old. It made me feel like they thought it was how you normally spoke to her. Like she was a weak child. And as bad as it sounds, I probably would have spoken to her in the same way. My little sister had asked me what was wrong with her, and I realized that my sister was a little scared. She had never seen a person with down syndrome before, and because the girl looked different, it confused her a bit. The implicit bias was  the association of the girl’s disability to incompetence. The other implicit bias was when a person looked different, it scared others. Because of the disability, I felt as though the others treated her as less of a person. And though my sister had never been told bluntly that people with disabilities were abnormal, it becomes innuendo and taboo, so that her reaction was that of fear.

― Maisha Chowdhury, 701

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1) Implicit bias are stereotypes that changes someones understanding, action, decision.
2) Implicit bias can lead to discrimination, people might think of another person poorly because of the implicit bias so they think being racist towards them is justified.
3) Implicit bias had to do with peanut butter and jelly because not ever trying peanut and jelly together and thinking based of stereotypes changes your opinion about it.
4) People in my elementary school always asked me for help so school work and stuff because i'm asian, they think that just names me extremely smart and good at everything.

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1. Implicit bias is when you unconsciously associate something with another thing.
2. It leads to racism because some people might group people with other skin tones as bad.
3. It has to do with peanut butter and jelly because our brains automatically groups peanut butter with jelly.
4. I knew that a lot of people think that Asians are very smart and good at math.

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1. Implicit bias is the stereotype that affects someone's understanding, actions, and decisions.
2. Implicit bias can lead to discrimination, because more people will think negatively about someone's race, because they think other people are doing it so they should do so too.
3. Implicit bias has to do with peanut butter and jelly, because if a lot of people like eating peanut butter and jelly then more people will think it is a good idea to eat it as well.
4. Some people think that all Asians are meant to be smart and will study like their life depends on it.

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1. Implicit bias is used to refer to an unconscious manner that is affected by the attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions. 
2. Implicit bias may lead to discrimination and/or racism as it would cause people to easily judge others making one subconsciously think negatively about another race or culture. With this thought process happening, people would act worse thinking it is ok. 
3. Implicit bias has to do with peanut butter and jelly because when you say peanut butter is known to be great with jelly is an example of implicit bias since it is a thought you have without you really knowing, and thinking it is an opinion. 
4. Like most other posts that people made on this page, there are a lot of examples. For me, I’ve never been the best at school or math so some people I know may ask me if I am actually Asian. There are so many stereotypes but like that is one that just came to my head.  

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I am not anonymous I am Alexander xu 701

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1. ) implicit bias occurs often in many scenarios where we human beings predict attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner to other people.

2. ) people might like to believe that they are not susceptible to these biases and stereotypes, the reality is that a lot of people engages  with these situations in day-to-day lives and some might extend to racism.

3.) my thoughts on the videos peanut butter and jelly theory of it connecting racism or implicit bias is that when putting peanut butter and jelly is similar of where a black man is the peanut butter and the stereotype is violence and when the sandwhitch is formed makes a racist sterotype.
idk I am not sure about this one I am guessing :P

the 3rd one I don't know so don't come after me I don't fully understand it :P

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1. Implicit bias is the attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, and actions towards other people.
2. Implicit bias because you are thinking poorly of other people because they don't look the same or believe in different things.
3. Implicit bias has to do with peanut butter and jelly because some people just worship one and believe one is better.
4. Everyone believes that Jews have to wear a kippah/ a yarmulke or they wear those big hat even though it is not true.

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1. Implicit bias is a bias you receive when you are around certain people or about a group of people. What you were taught, news, and other's saying about a group of people, it gives you a bias about them.
2. Implicit bias can lead to discrimination because you would think negatively about a certain race, we allow what other's belief take over us.
3. It has to do with peanut butter and jelly because when you think of peanut butter, some people will think about jelly. Its where we connect one thing to another.
4. I'm not sure.

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•What is implicit bias?
Implicit bias is when

•How does implicit bias lead to discrimination like racism?

•What do implicit bias or racism have to do with peanut butter and jelly?

•What’s an example of implicit bias that you have experienced, witnessed or heard about?

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1. Implicit bias is when you unconsciously take one thing and group it with another.
2. It leads to racism because some people can lump black people with violence.
3. It has to do with peanut butter and jelly because when someone thinks of peanut butter some people might think of jelly.
4. I have saw that some people think that all Asians are good at math, good at piano, and will become a doctor when they grow up.

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My mom and my dad were both born in Hong Kong. The house I grew up in was a big apartment it was on the 5th floor(one of the biggest rooms in the apartment) when i stepped out the front door to go shopping or go to school or something i would hear cars driving and honking. There is a lot of honking and cars because my apartment is near the FDR drive.

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1. Thoughts and feelings are “implicit” if we are unaware of them or mistaken about their nature. We have a bias when, rather than being neutral, we have a preference for (or aversion to) a person or group of people. Thus, we use the term “implicit bias” to describe when we have attitudes towards people or associate stereotypes with them without our conscious knowledge. A fairly commonplace example of this is seen in studies that show that white people will frequently associate criminality with black people without even realizing they’re doing it.
2. implicit bias leads toward discrimination like racism because when you have an attitude toward someone, you can feel hatred and lead you and that person to be at war, and hate each other no matter what either because their color or race or other external judgments.
3. Implicate bias can relate to peanut butter and jelly because peanut butter and jelly go well together like black people do with fighting or bullying and peanut butter and jelly are always stuck together which is an analogy for having black people being stuck with a label of being criminals.

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I grew up in NYC. I would of grown up in Japan if it wasn't for that tsunami that hit when I was little. In NYC, I live in a 3 bedroom apartment o the 15th floor. After the tsunami, I went back to Japan. I lived in a house until I came back here. I had a 2 floor house with 3 bedrooms and a backyard. It was so nice there. Now, every year, I go there and spent time with my family there. It is very peaceful there. There is a rice field one block away from me and my neighbor houses in front of me. My Mom is Japanese and grew up in Japan, and My dad is American and grew up in NYC.

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1. Implicit bias is the unconscious attribution of particular qualities to a member of a certain social group.

2. A lot of people think that when there is violence or crimes, it is most likely a black person, as said sometimes in the news. Also racism is taught in the home. you are not just born racist. Most of the times when you learn about black people, you learn more of the negative thongs about them more than the positive things.

3. I don't know if I have experienced it

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Implicit bias is a thought process that comes to mine that can sometimes affect your, feelings, actions, or opinion towards a certain subject, group, or a person.

Implicit bias can lead to thinking negatively towards something. It can cause discrimination, racism, or maybe violence.

Implicit bias is like peanut butter and jelly because peanut and jelly are so often thought of together as with Implicit bias you can put things together like black men and violence.

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1. Implicit bias is an unconscious thought that you would brought up without realizing that can come from the news, articles, or any thing that you have been taught related/similar to.

2. Implicit bias can lead to discrimination because your unconscious thoughts can make you believe negatively on people without knowing the truth.

3. Implicit bias have something to do with peanut butter and jelly because when someone usually mention about peanut butter, we would also think about jelly. This is just like implicit bias where we connect one thing with another.

4. This society had made me used to think that black people are usually the ones to cause violence and committee crimes. However, I know my implicit bias is definitely not true and I'm completely ashamed of me thinking that way before.

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PADLET. 

•What is implicit bias?

•How does implicit bias lead to discrimination like racism?

•What do implicit bias or racism have to do with peanut butter and jelly?

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1.Implicit bias is basically a thought process that comes to your mind subconsciously. It is something that will affect or influence one’s actions, feelings or opinion towards someone they barely know.
2.Implicit bias may lead to discrimination and/or racism as it can cause one to subconsciously think negatively about another race or culture. If this thought process keeps up I think that that person would eventually start to believe their thought process and hate on that race of people.
3.Implicit bias is related to peanut butter and jelly. This is because just like how peanut nut butter and jelly are so often put together that people basically always connect them two with each other; people also often also relates black men with violence.
4. I mean about almost everyone, including myself, had at least one small thought here and there judging someone one else just based off of what they wear, look like etc. However, I think everyone should know that it really shouldn't be something that should affect your attitude or actions towards someone and that you should really consider knowing that someone first.

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implicit bias is having thoughts without knowing through things you learned.

implicit bias leads to discrimination because you learned about, say, black people, you would also learn about negative things and stereotypes that leads to discrimination

it is like peanut butter and jelly because you know that they both go together, just like how people think black people go "very well " with violence

I dont know if I ever experienced any

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1. Implicit bias is a type of bias you get about a certain group of people throughout the things that you were taught; the news, your parents, experiences, school, etc. We may do this in our daily lives without even noticing because we do it subconsciously.

2. Implicit bias can lead to discrimination because we allow beliefs from society to imply into our minds, causing these belief(s) to take over what we actually think of others.
3. Implicit bias is similar to peanut butter and jelly because society has taught us to imply peanut butter and jelly together. Therefore when someone mentions about peanut butter, someone else may mention about jelly.
4. This lesson about racism is very important to me because society has taught me to think that all Black people are related to violence, theft, and crimes. I am completely guilty that I used to think that way because I allowed society’s ideologies to take over my own opinions and arguments. I will no longer have beliefs about what society taught me. Instead, I shall generate my own opinions through my own experiences.

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1.Implicit bias is pretty much when your brain normally thinks about a certain subject and makes something that you have been taught your whole life related to that. When they say black people and violence. That's showing that those people have been taught their whole lives that black people are violent. In other words, Implicit bias is the assumption of a object or person with another thing that describes the person or object.
2.Implicit bias has something to do with peanut butter and jelly because people their whole lives have been taught that peanut butter and jelly go together to make a good delicious sandwich. But the concept is the same thing showing that your brain assumes something with another thing that describes it.
3. I don't think that I have had any implicit bias and if I did I do not remember at this time of writing this. Also, if I did it wouldn't affect anyone because it was probably just in my thought of me thinking about it. No physical or verbal action was taken it was probably just all in my brain.

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1. Both of my parents are from Fuzhou, China. They met in America a few years after my mom came to America. I'm not really sure how to explain the story.
2. I lived in an apartment until I was 7. Then, my dad bought a house and we lived in a pretty average house. The house that I lived in sounded like a disaster because I have little siblings.
3. Back when I used to live in an apartment, when I stepped outside the door, I would see other apartments. Now, when I step out the front door, I would see houses across from me and a tree.

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Implicit bias is like you like a certain someone.

Implicit bias lead to discrimination like racism because if your  type of bias is white then you will most likely have more trust in white people but sometimes it might lead to racism by treating someone bad just by bias.

Implicit bias and racism is kind of like peanut butter and jelly because implicit by as kind of like a instinct and racism is like a instinct but you take it too far. Peanut butter and jelly is like that because when someone say peanut butter, you get a instinct and say jelly just like implicit bias.

For me I grew up thinking black people are criminals and dangerous but I never saw any black people doing any thing wrong. Me and my family grew up learn if your skin color is dark then we automatically think they are dangerous but I now feel more comfortable with them.

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I grew up in a rural area ,so that mean I am a 乡巴佬but by the way my grandfather is the village head or the leader of the village so i was so rich before becuse frist my grandather is the leader of the village and second  my grandather's grandather Build a house that is 4 floor.before i move to USA i live in another palce and there that is apartments with two floor and 8 room and a balcony

my mom and my dad is guandon
and i don't born in here the reson why i cane here is to learn more thing that is not in china.

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I felt sad when George Floyd died because he was a person.  When someone dies, their parent will feel sad.

I feel that the protest is too much, because there is a pandemic happening in the world. People think that when a person dies, they can go out to protest.

When more people go out, they will accidentally get the virus, and then more people would die.

Racism is a way you look down on people based on their skin, their Religion, and how they speak.

I am a Chinese person who speaks English, Cantonese, and a Little bit of Taiwanese. The special thing is that I have never been to Taiwan, but I still understand Taiwanese. I learned Taiwanese from the Google translator. I like to put down random words and translate it to different languages from different countries. I even learned some words from Japanese.

The first time I faced racism was with a teacher. I kicked a girl by accident and I apologized to her. She still told the teacher, and the teacher called my mom on purpose. He knew I was the only Chinese student in the whole school with all Spanish students. That's why he gave my mom a phone call on purpose. When others students do something wrong, the teacher would ask them what is the purpose of their action. However, when I did something wrong, he didn’t ask me about the situation. He only asked the girl, and not me.

The person in the Ted Talk video is trying to tell us how we are hurting Black people, and how we are looking down on black people. The purpose of his video is that we have to stay together despite how we sound like and how we look.

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My mom and dad both work at a restaurant they live in Kentucky I grew up in an apartment, there wasn't much space there and there was a lot of trash and littering I hear trucks and cars passing by when I step out of the front door

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My mom and dad both work at a restaurant they live in Kentucky I grew up in an apartment, there wasn't much space there and there was a lot of trash and littering I hear trucks and cars passing by when I step out of the front door

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1. Implicit bias is when you think of a person or a group of people differently than others, you may mostly think of when you like or unlike someone(specifically).
2. Implicit bias can lead to discrimination like racism because a certain person or group may only respect one race or be biased about a certain culture, which causes conflicts
3. Implicit Bias has something to do with peanut butter and jelly because when you think of peanut butter you think of jelly. And when people think of black people, they become stereotypical and just think of crimes, attacks, etc.
3. I’ve never really heard of implicit bias or experienced it before.

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1. An implicit bias/unconscious bias, or implicit stereotype, is the unconscious attribution of particular qualities to a member of a certain social group. Implicit stereotypes are shaped by experience and based on learned associations between particular qualities and social categories, including race and/or gender.

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1. Implicit bias is a network of ideas and biases you have inside of you that are caused by what people around you express and think about a certain topic. Your brain would automatically connect one thing to the other based on implicit bias. Everyone has implicit bias.
2. Implicit bias leads to racism and racial discrimination because what we are taught and how others think about race leads some to think that one race is "not human." For example, stats show that even though black people only stand for 13% of the American population, 37% of the American male prison population is black. Thus, some might have an automatic connection of implicit bias that black men are violent. This leads to racism and racial discrimination. However, this is not the full truth. These numbers are not representing the rest of the black population. This is also an example of correlation not causation, which means that there are other multiple factors that lead to these numbers being somewhat "inflated." For example, in 2016, the average white family net worth would be around $171,000, while the average black family net worth would be approximately $17,150. Many black families commit crimes out of desperation; and them being poor is not their fault, considering systemic racism and income inequality usually targets them.
3. Implicit bias and racism has to do with peanut bitter and jelly, because we often associate peanut butter with jelly, while other associations like black people and criminals are also automatic for some people.
4. I have not experienced implicit bias, or that I can recall of.

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1. implicit bias is a type of bias that you get because you heard or seen about it.  It judging one kind just because you you saw it once however it isn't racist. You have implicit bias from your subconscious.
2. Implicit bias lead to racism by making them think a certain kind is good and some kinds are bad.  This will lead to a group of people  helping one group and not help other kinds of groups
3. Implicit bias  is related to peanut butter and jelly because it in your subconscious  to think peanut butter go with jelly. Just like how in your subconscious you might have a bias again a race.

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implicit bias is how we think and see everyday things, it shapes our understanding of the world and everyone has it.
since we were little, we see signs and newspapers, and little clips of how people want us to see things, these small clips shape our biases and why we have biases.
we commonly associate violent crimes with black people, and this is like peanut butter and jelly, but its really because these things are what the newspaper report.
Implicit bias can be seen from peoples reactions to you, there body language and everything they do, When I was a kid, I met this person who said they were from Hong Kong, I said that I was from shanghai, after that I felt them glaring at me and as if they were pitying me for who I am.

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Implicit bias is a type of bias that you just get used to. It’s more or so subconscious so you wouldn’t really realize it's delved into your daily life until you observe the patterns in the decisions you make.

Because implicit bias is so hard to identify, it can easily implement beliefs that society has taught you into your mind, causing people to go along with the ideologies and lead to discrimination, such as racism. Such an example can be something like peanut butter and jelly. When someone mentions peanut butter, another person might mention jelly, since society has taught us about how peanut butter and jelly go together in many different ways, shapes, and forms. Another example can be how someone will mention ketchup, and another will mention mustard. It’s all about comparing things that seem to go together.

I think I definitely have encountered implicit bias in the past, but I currently cannot remember it off the top of my head.

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1. both of my parents are from china. My dad met my mom in china and he immigrated here first, and after giving to me in china, my mom also came here a few years later when I was 4.
2. I grew up in a House on the first floor in Shanghai. I lived with my grandpa, and my mom until the age of 4, it was a cozy happy childhood. I don't remember what It sounded like though.
3. When I stepped out the front door, I saw a concrete road that led to the local square, and it was like any other neighborhood.

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Implicit bias is a part of our brain that makes us think differently towards others

Implicit bias can lead to discrimination because we would think differently of others, and sometimes, we're not aware and we can think others are better/worse than us. However, in reality, we are all equal, and we should all be treated fairly.

Peanut butter and jelly are like implicit bias because they are usually both together. It relates to racism because sometimes, when people think of African Americans, they think of violence

I have never experienced implicit bias before, I always thought that implicit bias was just racism.

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1. What is implicit bias?

Implicit Bias is a subconscious bias that everyone has. It could be making judgments about someone because of their race, but it is not being racist. Having implicit bias means that you subconsciously think something that you may not actually think. Implicit bias is developed by the people, culture and things you see around you.

2. How does implicit bias lead to discrimination like racism?

I think implicit bias can lead to things like racism because for example, the experiment they conducted in the video, you could subconsciously help white people, more specifically what they said in the video, white men more than other people. This could lead to discrimination because people will only ascociate people in power as white people, developing more implicit biases, and continuing the cycle.

3. What do implicit bias or racism have to do with peanut butter and jelly?

When you think of peanut butter, you think of jelly. This is like implicit bias because your brain may automatically think of stereotypes for a race, even if you know that's not what you actually think. So peanut butter and jelly is an analogy for thinking of something and your brain goes to something racist, because of what you may hear in social media and the news or movies.

4. What’s an example of implicit bias that you have experienced, witnessed or heard about?    Share your story with us.

Last year in sixth grade, I heard a kid talking about going to college. He was saying that he thinks POC, especially black people are lazy, so they should take the easy classes. I told him that being lazy doesn't depend on your race, it's your character, and what he said was racist. Then he said that's just what I have heard from other people. So, I think this was implicit racism, but I think it's hard to tell the difference when you haven't experienced it happening to you.

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1.Implicit bias is unconscious part of someone's brain that can make judgement's towards a certain group of people.
2.Implicit bias can lead to racism because the unconscious part of us might take action.
3.After many people hear peanut butter, they almost immediately relate it to jelly. This is like implicit bias because when you think of a race, you automatically think of something prejudice about that race even if you don't believe in it.
4.I have not experienced implicit bias before.

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1. Implicit bias is the act of unconsciously stereotyping a group of people usually through the influences of people around you.

2. Implicit bias can affect your actions and understanding of a group of people which leads to discrimination.

3. Implicit bias can be better understood through peanut butter and jelly, for example when someone says peanut butter you automatically think of jelly just like how implicit bias causes you to think of a stereotype associated with a group of people.

4. I have not personally experienced implicit bias before.

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1. Implicit biases are thought and choices that you make without even noticing towards a group of people.

2. Implicit bias can lead to racism and discrimination because we can have some negative thoughts or feelings to a certain group of people.

3. Peanut butter and jelly has to do with racism because when you hear peanut butter you would think about jelly. Peanut butter & jelly are paired together just like when some people think of Asians people think about COVID-19.

4. I have never experienced implicit bias before.

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1. Implicit biases are thought processes that happen without you knowing it, it might be about race.

2. implicit bias can lead to racism and discrimination because we can think about it but not even realize that we are being racist because of what and how we were taught.

3. peanut butter and jelly have to do with racism because when we hear peanut butter, we automatically think jelly. This can also apply with race, for example, when people hear "African American men", some people automatically think violence or crime. That is racism

4. What I have heard about implicit bias is when the words "Asians" come up, many people think about COVID-19, chopsticks or eating dogs. THAT IS RACIST

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1. Implicit bias refers to the attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner.
2. Implicit bias lead to discrimination like racism because we can have negative feelings or thought to a certain culture or religion
3. when we think about jelly, we think about peanut butter. same goes for other things. when some people think about Asians, they think about people that are good at math
4. i never experienced it before, and hope not to

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1.Implicit bias is the decision/ choices/ actions that you made towards a group of people based on your opinions, attitudes, thoughts, and stereotypes.

2. Implicit bias leads to discrimination because we might have some negative thoughts or feelings towards a certain group of people or certain kind of religion/culture without even knowing who or what they are. That ends up putting a lot of hate on them.

3. Whenever you hear peanut butter and jelly you think it's bad, these two things are just paired together. Even if you only hear peanut butter cookies, you will think it's bad because it makes you think of peanut butter and jelly And its bad!

4. An example of implicit bias would be the most annoying person in class, he is loud, annoying, mean and disrespectful. Even though he wasn’t in my class, but after listening to all those negative things about him, I thought he was bad too. But until one day where I actually had a chance to be his classmate and be friends with him, then I found out that he’s actually not that bad like how others said he was. He was a nice friend who would share snacks with you, a person who would make you happy all the time, a person who is helpful, nice and friendly!

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1. Implicit bias refers to the attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understandings or decisions in a unconscious.
2. Implicit bias can lead to racism because we may have more negative thoughts towards a specific races' culture or will spread more hate towards a specific type of person.
3. Implicit bias has to do with peanut butter and jelly because they are often paired with each other just how they pair up black people with violence.
4. I never experienced implicit bias before.

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1. Implicit bias is through process that happen without you even knowing it. The attitude  that affect our understanding to decisions and actions toward someone.
2. Implicit bias can lead to discrimination like racism because we may have an action toward someone because they are different form us and from what we are taught or learned when we were young from our parents, social media, and news. Our mind can become to act different towards someone or a group without even noticing it.
3. What do implicit bias or racism have to do with peanut butter and jelly?What do implicit bias or racism have to do with peanut butter and jelly?What do implicit bias or racism have to do with peanut butter and jelly?
What do implicit bias have to do with peanut butter and jelly is that when we think of peanut we automatically connects it to jelly. Just like in the video when people think of black people they connect it to violence.
4. I think I have experience  implicit bias but just don’t remember it. An example of implicit bias would be like I have been taught or heard of things that is negative toward this person. I will think that this person is bad without even actually knowing this person.

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1. Implicit Bias is a decision or action done unconciously, usually influenced through your life experience and many other stuff.
2. Implicit bias can lead to racism as people during their lives taught how other people may be different maybe even bad even bad which will affect their thoughts of those people. Having to have biasness agaisnt those people, having a racist tone against them.
3. I don't know I can't recall any experiences, but I've seen something over social media. Which had a lot of racism and biasness. From someones other ears you'd just think the person was insane, but the person speaking life may have changed because of the virus. She probably thought asians like the person filming the video were the source and wanted them gone and everything will return back to normal.

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Implicit Bias is something related to actions a person makes usually when someone is unconscious. For example, some people have negative thoughts about each other each of them knowing in each of their perspectives/point of view. Its not similar to race or judging someone's gender but is in a group of race.

It can lead to discrimination like racism because its transitioning your mind becoming into a person who has a hate to someone for a certain reason thinking constantly about it which can lead to making yourself as a silent unconscious person.

An example of implicit bias that I experienced was when a friend of mine in summer camp was all nice and stuff. But, when I told the teacher on him because he did something bad breaking the worst rule. He gave me the worst attitude like laughing when nothing is funny like hes about to kill me but he didn't even know what happened because he was unconscious to what he just did.

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Implicit bias is attitudes or a thought process in your mind that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions to different kind of peoples/ a group of people sometimes we didn’t even know it, this is made up by your life experience and people around you, and news in tv and things we hear form every where, which is human nature.

Implicit bias Connect to races because we may treat peoples differently from the fact that different people have different cultures and our mind will choose the people that similar to us .

Implicit bias have to do with peanut butter jelly because they are good pair this humor understanding is make up by what we hear and see from other, when there lot of people saying they are pair or lot of people put it together your brain will think it a basic thing so you didn’t need to think and will get the answer which is Implicit bias.

I have a experience once, a long time ago in elementary school when I was playing in the park I see one of my classmate/friend  she got push and I just what to be nice and take my hand out but because I’m different from her when her other friend (which same culture as her) put her hand out too, she didn’t think and grab her hand and stand up and just walk away. :(

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My parents are both from China.
My parents were both born in the south of china filled with big cities like NY.

The house i grew was loud filled with cities. It wasn't that great tho due to many blocks that you have to walk to. I then moved somewhere better.

I see trees, big massive trees. I also see stores, construction, etc.

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1. I felt disgusted and sick to my stomach. He was saying "I can't breathe," multiple times, and officers did nothing. The one with his knee on his neck, I just don't understand the purpose of that. Then the others officers who did nothing to stop him. It almost like watching someone get bullied but not doing anything about it, but just 1000*worse. There's no words to describe how disgusting this entire story is.
2. I am pro for the protests. It's important peoples voices to be heard. My problems are one, the government militarizing the police. Second, why, why, why, why shoot rubber bullets, and fire tear gas at innocent protester. Lastly, I noticed a lot of protestors weren't wearing face masks. People don't forget, the coronavirus is still a thing. Its just so the safety of  others and yourself.
3.Race to me is ones way of identifying their families ancestry.
4.For me I call myself is "ABCR" American born Chinese Russian. Honestly my DNA's probably all over the place. My dad has family in Germany, France, Romania, England, Spain, Siberia, Moldova, Ukraine, and even more that I don't even know about. I think what makes me special is the fact that I'm from all over the place, have family members that married for love, going against their religion, and their parents.

5.My first experience with race/racism was probably when I was in Pre-K. I don't have a clear memory of it. I do remember a girl from a rich white family wouldn't be friends with someone who had Asian eyes like me. Then she did the thing with her eyes. I was mostly confused but the eye thing hurt. The most memorable one for me was in 3rd grade. We were learning about China, and I was the only Chinese person in the entire so. When the teacher asked background question, I knew all the answers, so I answered them. Then this one kid in my class had the audacity to stand up on his chair and in a very inaccurate Asian accent, and did the stereotypical Asian eye thing. I confronted him in front the entire class then he went to the principals office and got a months worth of detention.
6.I thought the video was spot one.

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My mom and dad were both from China. They both came to America hopping to get a better job and to start a family, also  to settled down.
I have never moved before so I have lived in a small apartment my whole life. In my apartment it’s mostly quiet and it look like a apartment.
When I step out of my apartment I see stairs to go down and it’s mostly quiet.

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My parents are both immigrants. My mom came from a small part of Fuzhou (Minhou 閩侯) in China. Her parents weren't home much. My grandfather would be off in different cities as a contractor, and my grandma would be cooking for the workers. So my mom pretty much raised herself and her brother. When she turned 18 she moved to America.My dad came from the poorest country in Europe, Moldova. Born in Chișinău, my dad lived in the USSR (Soviet Union). Growing up my dad grew up with a lot of poverty. My dads family all moved to America and started a new life. At one point my dad even went to military school. Every summer him and his sister would go back to Kazan, a city in the Republic of Tatarstan, and place in Russia, where my grandma on my dads side was from. Right after high school decided to travel the world, and during his time in China, he met my mom. Both my parents came from different religions. My moms side believed in Buddhism, and very religious. However, on my dads side, his parents weren't religious, but his grandparents were. His mom was muslim, and his dad was jewish. My parents never chose one religion, so we just celebrate and practice some things from each religion.
2. Growing up I lived in many places. When I was born for a few months I lived with my dads parents because my parents weren't fully prepared with raising a kid. Later we moved to an apartment in Manhattan. Lived theres for another few months. Then lived in a home in Queens for about 3 years until I moved to another house in Queens. just before my mom got pregnant with my brother. Then after living there for 3 years I moved to my current home an apartment in Uptown Manhattan. Since I was born, we always had family and friends over, so we'd have a lot of people. People speaking all kinds of languages. Russian, Tatar, Fuzhounese, Mandarin, Romanian, Shanghainese, Cantonese, Yiddish, Hebrew, and many more that I don't really know whats its name. It was really rare to have peace and quiet, and honestly has never changed.
3. Right now where I live, it's mostly a Dominican neighborhood. Theres loud music on 24/7, right in front of my building is my old school. Lots of small business, but still never sleeps.

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Implicit Bias is the unconscious attribution of particular qualities to a member of a certain social group.

They can affect  people and change their perspective for either the better or for the worst.

When heard they think of some thing related to a scenario like Black and Violence.

It was in the video

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Implicit bias is the unconscious go-to mechanism in our mind that we often listen to instead of our conscious values.  It is what propels us to make judgements about people we don’t even know without even realizing we are doing it. Sadly, this implicit bias button is in all of us and as a result we all play a role in perpetuating racial stereotypes. 

This is difficult to say aloud because many of us (me) don’t like to see ourselves as complicit in this. We don’t want to look within ourselves because we are ashamed and uncomfortable with what we see.  It is because of our denials and our silence that inequity runs rampant in our country and stereotypes perpetuate. 

Only when we face our own implicit biases can things begin to change. Only when we examine our own biases can we begin to rewire that implicit bias button in our brains. 
with new information.  As a teacher, I cannot allow implicit bias to effect on how I treat my students

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1.  It is a stereotype that you think about a certain type of race group. This does included but not limited to gender and race.
2.  It leads to discrimination because once you keep your bias it will slowing turn into to full on hate for that type(s) of race or gender.
3. They are similar because when they are heard and paired together, just like in the video they say black new often paired with violence.
4. One that I had always heard, is the one that included in the video

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1. Implicit bias is when one has thoughts about member(s) of a certain social group that they don't even know about. Implicit bias can happen due to experience and based on learned associations between particular qualities and social categories, including race and/or gender.
2.Implicit bias can lead to discrimination because some people just don't know that what they think/believe is wrong. Some might say that they are delusional.
3.Implicit bias and racism are like peanut butter and jelly and duos. They're pairs that are in a way, are meant to be. Implicit bias can brew up racism, and together it makes racism. Similar to how peanut butter and jelly makes the classic duo PB&J.
4.I never experienced those things. My parents definitely experienced because they both came from different countries.

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•What is implicit bias?
attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in an unconscious manner.

•How does implicit bias lead to discrimination like racism?
Implicit bias lead to discrimination like racism because it can affect people options on different races and treat them unequal. Call them mean names and commit hate crimes.

•What do implicit bias or racism have to do with peanut butter and jelly?
Implicit bias has to do with pb&j because pb&j is a good pair and you can pair things like people. Not true but an example is black people is always violent. This is pb&j because i'm pairing black people with being violent.

•What’s an example of implicit bias that you have experienced, witnessed or heard about?    Share your story with us.
That has never happened to me and I never heard about it going on to someone I know.

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Who are we?

A. My parents were both born in NYC. My father grew up in Brownsville, Brooklyn. My mom was raised in the Bronx near Mosholu Parkway. Three of my grandparents were born in Russia and emigrated to the United States because of the oppression of Jewish people in Russia. My grandfather came to NY all by himself when he was 17. He thought his father was going with him but when they got to the boat, his father said goodbye. That was the last time my grandfather ever saw his family. They were all killed by the Nazis during WW II. My grandmother (nana) was born on Mott street (in her parents’ apartment) and grew up there. I never met my other set of grandparents. They died before I was born.

B. Believe it or not, I’m living in the same building that I grew up in, only now I’m living in my grandparent’s former apartment (5D) and not my parent’s (5C). Yes, I grew up right next door to my grandparents which was great because my mom couldn’t cook to save her life and my nana was an amazing cook. Because my grandparents adopted a child who was 25 years younger than my mom, I was always running back and forth between apartments with my older sister to play with my aunt, hang out with my grandfather or cook and bake with my grandmother.  

C. The apartment’s in Queens and when I look out of my window, I see other apartment buildings that look just like mine. They are all six floors. Since I’m on the 5th. floor, I am able to see the sky.  It’s a pretty quiet area but since I’m  only ½ block from Queens Blvd., I do hear the din of cars and trucks. I moved back to Queens when my mom died, right before I started teaching at Shuang Wen. One thing that has really changed in my building is that when I was little, pretty much everyone who lived here was Jewish of Eastern European decent. Now the building is more like a salad bowl with people of all races, religions and nationalities. I consider this real progress. 

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A. Could you tell me a little about your Mom and Dad and where they were from? (Even if they are from NYC. Tell us more)

My mom and dad both grew up in Haiti's capital port au prince. But my dad moved to New York at 8 and for my mom she moved at 12. They both lived near each other and became friends.

B. What did the house you grew up in sound and look like?

The apartment I grew up sounded like a school cafeteria. I lived with 12 people! It looked like an unfinished building with a playground in the back. Inside my apartment looked normal and decent. My neighbors are chillll.

c. What did you see/hear when you stepped out of your front door? (For your childhood home and now)

My childhood home had a whole glow up. The building has stronger security and looks nice. But for outside its the same. There is always some drama going on outside. People yelling for no reason. I like that about it though. It gives my home area some spice.

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1. Implicit bias

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A) My parents are both from Fuzhou (Chang Le) and they met by being introduced by a friend. My dad came to America at age 27 and my mom came to America at age 24.
B) I grew up in a house in Manhattan and every morning i would hear my grandma watching the news and birds chirping. My apartment was made out of brick with two red doors. I remember running home from afterschool every evening.
C) When i stepped outside of my apartment main door, i would hear people talking, cars driving, traffic and street guards’ blowing their whistles. I would also hear kids racing down the street into the corner deli. I would often see my friends and classmates because many people live on that street. Now that i moved to Queens, once i walk out of the door, i barely hear anything because i leave my house at 7 in the morning and people aren’t going to work yet. But i would see a lot of cars parked on the streets.

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1. Implicit bias is a thought process that happens WITHOUT you even knowing it.

2.  It is just like judging race without you knowing it.

3.  It has to do with peanut butter and jelly because peanut butter and jelly are supposed to be together. Like how races are supposed to be together too. EVERYONE IS EQUAL.

4. I saw someone go crazy in the park. I thought he was high and crazy, but when I got to know him more he was actually a peaceful and kind guy.

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1) Implicit biases are thought processes that occur without you being aware of it.
2) It leads to racism because when you hear stereotypes of black people paired with crime, it becomes an implicit bias where you always think blacks are criminals.
3) People usually pair peanut butter and jelly with each other without giving a second thought. This way of not thinking and automatically associating things with one another is what implicit bias is.
4) An implicit bias I've heard about is Asians eating dogs. I've never had it said directly towards me to offend me, but if I do, I'd probably lose my cool and blow up.

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implicit bias is  a human nature for a example when i say school you will think teachrer or homwork 2, implicit bias some time is good it is good for team work becuse when you makeing a lego house when you say the opposite of coler of black and your team made will konw is white and some time is bad becuse when a cop is cach a bad guy and they will kill them by accident .3, it is happent is becuse when a lot of peaple is do the same thing so you will start to cope them so that is why where is implicit bias.

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implicit bias is  a human nature for a example when i say school you will think teachrer or homwork 2, implicit bias some time is good it is good for team work becuse when you makeing a lego house when you say the opposite of coler of black and your team made will konw is white and some time is bad becuse when a cop is cach a bad guy and they will kill them by accident .3, it is happent is becuse when a lot of peaple is do the same thing so you will start to cope them so that is why where is implicit bias.

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1. Implicit bias is the unconscious association of two things caused by the news we see and the things we hear.
2. According to the example provided in the video, because black men and violent crimes often appear together in news, we are likely to associate these two terms when one of them is introduced.
3. Implicit bias or racism have to do with peanut butter and jelly because we automatically pair peanut butter and jelly together without thinking.  Implicit bias also works in this way.
4.I don't think implicit bias has to be bad stereotypes. Most NBA players are African American. Therefore, when I see an African American student playing basketball against an Asian student, I would think that the African American student has a greater chance of winning.

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1.Implicit bias is what comes from normal functioning, you just have a thought process that just comes out without you really knowing it.
2.Implicit bias can lead to discrimination like racism because some people just holds a certain type of "grudge" to others, they probably don't realize it, but the stereotype just affect our ways of thinking and how we are taught. It sort of influences us to not like something with really know why. Often times this makes people think either a positive or negative way of viewing a certain persons race or identity.
3. Implicit bias has to do with pent butter and jelly, because when you say peanut butter it is known that jelly would be paired with it. Just like how you have thoughts without you really knowing it.
4. I have experience implicit bias, people just discriminate and I just hear their conversations sometimes. If you're asian you probably grew up like this id not know, but you often times would just hear many other asians just having bias against blacks, because the stereotype that many of us are brought up with.

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1. Implicit Bias is like a stereotype or attitude that affect your understanding of someone.
2. Implicit Bias leads to discrimination like racism because if will affect how people think of another race, like their is a stereotype that black males and violent crimes being together.
3. It has to do with peanut butter and jelly because you always out these two things together so if you say peanut butter someone going to say jelly.
4. This has happen to me once before, when I went to this park a black kid said Asian's don't play basketball to me.

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1. implicit bias is your thought process that happen without us knowing about it.
2. it could lead to discrimination because your bias can lead to actions if you don't try to change it. then you could do something that you didn't mean to do (hopefully didn't mean)
3. it has to do with peanut butter and jelly because you  always put  peanut butter and jelly together and sometimes when someone says a work like family I think kids because kids are the best and im getting of track so anyway i think kids. so i pair them together. and you pair peanut butter and jelly together.
4. i honestly don't remember the time i experienced implicit bias but i do have the memory of a goldfish so don't take my word.

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I wish I wasn't biased. But I would be lying if I said that I am a completely fair and unbiased person.

As an Asian American person, my understanding of race and culture is based on what I learned throughout my entire life. I realized that as a teacher, my implicit bias ultimately hurt my students (you guys!).

For example, I always need to check whether I have been harsher to students who don't share the same cultural background / language as me.

As an adult, I was fortunate to have learned about the ways implicit bias creeps into my mind. So I constantly ask myself: "Would I react this way if they were a different race / spoke a different language / look differently?"

or "Would I treat this person / think of them differently if they were a different race / spoke a different language / look differently."

When the answer is Yes :( I have to be very careful to examine my ideas, and change my actions and perceptions.

Even though it is a long and confusing journey to call out our own implicit bias, I know it will help me learn to love everyone else around me just a little bit better.

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Watch the TWO VIDEOS on Google Classroom FIRST.

***You can DRAW out these responses using the SKETCH Function ON PADLET.

•What is implicit bias?

•How does implicit bias lead to discrimination like racism?

•What do implicit bias or racism have to do with peanut butter and jelly?

•What’s an example of implicit bias that you have experienced, witnessed or heard about?

Please share your story with us.

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What is implicit bias? NYT/POV’s Saleem Reshamwala unscrews the lid on the unfair effects of our subconscious.

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1.I felt disgusted and shocked. A black man was killed by the police when he did nothing wrong. Nobody should be treated differently because of their skin color.              2.I support the peaceful protest but I do not support the violent protest and lootings. I peaceful protesting is need to change the system in our country.                  3.Race to me means an identity group of people and their physical characteristics, culture, ethnicity, and background.                             4. I am asian born in America. 5.I don’t recall my first experience with race/racism. But something that offended me was when Trump called the coronavirus, the chinese virus.                                     6.My thoughts on the video were when Baratunde said “I pull over slowly under the brightest streetlight I can find in case I need witnesses or dashcam footage. We get out my identification, the car registration, lay it out in the open, roll down the windows, my hands are placed on the steering wheel, all before the officer exits the vehicle. This is how to stay alive.” it really broke my heart when he says this is how to stay alive.                                 

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1.I felt disgusted and shocked. A black man was killed by the police when he did nothing wrong. Nobody should be treated differently because of their skin color.              2.I support the peaceful protest but I do not support the violent protest and lootings. I peaceful protesting is need to change the system in our country.                  3.Race to me means an identity group of people and their physical characteristics, culture, ethnicity, and background.                             4. I am asian born in America. 5.I don’t recall my first experience with race/racism. But something that offended me was when Trump called the coronavirus, the chinese virus.                                     6.My thoughts on the video were when Baratunde said “I pull over slowly under the brightest streetlight I can find in case I need witnesses or dashcam footage. We get out my identification, the car registration, lay it out in the open, roll down the windows, my hands are placed on the steering wheel, all before the officer exits the vehicle. This is how to stay alive.” it really broke my heart when he says this is how to stay alive.                                 

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Instinct 🤬

1. I think it was really sad and infuriating that George had to die because he was protesting and cause he was black
2.  I don't think it’s bad to protest since people are standing up to what they think is right and they have a voice in society
3. I think race is is what separates us from other peopel and what make us unique and stand out since we all have different race, traditions, and beliefs
4. I think my identity is what makes me who i am it makes me unique because there is only one me in the entire universe because there isn’t someone who is exactly the same as me

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A.

Both my mom and dad were born in mainland China, in Fuzhou, Fujian. My mom had 2 siblings, an older sister and a younger brother. My dad had 3 siblings, an older sister and two older brothers. My parents came to America in search of a job.

B.

I lived in Manhattan, New York my whole life. I grew up in a three-bedroom apartment. It was always noisy for me because my family talked a lot.

C.

Once I step out of my home it is pretty noisy since there are schools, delis and parks nearby. I see cars passing by and people walking around.

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A. My parents were both born in the same city of Fuzhou, China. My mom was a teacher and my Dad was a government worker before they immigrated to the United States.
B. The apartment I grew up in was a small one, with just one bedroom and one living room. It sounded like a regular apartment, but because I lived right next to a public park, I occasionally heard people talking or playing outside.
C. Before, when I stepped out of my apartment, I saw and heard a lot of other students, because right in front of my apartment was another school, and I had to walk pass that school to get to Shuang Wen. Now, after I moved to Brooklyn, I also hear students because one building next to me, there's also a school. I also have to walk past that school to get to the train station.

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1. My mom and dad are both from China. My mom, had a different childhood, and she went to learn in honduras, and learned spanish there.

2. I still live in the same house that I was born in. We live in a 2 floor house, not too big, not too small.

3. When I was little, when I stepped out of the house, there used to be a lot of chatter and commotion. Now, everyone is stuck at home, so I rarely see anyone come out.

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A. My mom was born in NYC at beth israel hospital. My mom lived in lower manhattan, she moved to brooklyn, and she moved back and forth a lot. My dad was born in the brooklyn hospital.
B. I grew up in an apartment near sewer park. Then I moved to an apartment near the school so it is easier to get to it.
C. The 1st thing I saw was kids in the playground in sewer park and birds chirping peacefully like a good day. (until now a days...)

-Jaron Duran 704